Programme profile
Troveo licenses company data from more than 30 systems and resells each dataset to several buyers, paying the company on every sale. It says typical deals for full-company operating data start at six figures, takes no fees or deductions from payouts, and claims $20M+ paid to licensors across its programmes.
Page updated 19 Oct 2026. Figures checked 18 Oct 2026 at their sources.
Licensing with resale to several buyers
Six-figure typical deals; paid on every resale; no fees or deductions.
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Company data from 30+ systems: chat (Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Zoom), email and calendar, file stores, work trackers (Jira, Linear, Asana, Monday, Notion, Figma), CRM and support (Salesforce, HubSpot, Intercom, Zendesk), ERP and HR, finance and commerce, and code and warehouses (GitHub, GitLab, Snowflake, Databricks). It also licenses video, audio, gaming and robotics data from creators and media firms.
(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026)
The homepage says 95% of its data is exclusive to Troveo, licensed direct from the source. Terms for business-data deals specifically are not published.
(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026)
A Troveo resource page quotes closure-market figures of about $5,000 per repository and roughly $10,000 to $100,000 per deal. These describe the market, not Troveo's own offer.
(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026)
Troveo claims $20M+ paid to licensors, 40+ active buyers and 7,000+ data providers. It began in video licensing; the business-data programme is newer.
(Troveo, checked 18 Oct 2026)
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FAQ
It says typical deals for full-company operating data start at six figures. An $800K example on its site is labelled illustrative.
On every sale of the dataset, not only the first, under a licence where the company keeps ownership. The share per sale is not published.
It says it charges no fees and takes no deductions from payouts.
Its homepage says 95% of its data is exclusive to Troveo. Business-data terms are not published, so ask before signing.
A Troveo resource page cites closure-market baselines of about $5,000 per repository and $10,000 to $100,000 per deal, as market figures rather than its own offer.
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